I've broken my collarbone (running not cycling). Any recommendations for a
turbo trainer I can use until I can get back to cycling/running?
Thanks.
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I've broken my collarbone (running not cycling). Any recommendations for a
turbo trainer I can use until I can get back to cycling/running?
Thanks.
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Michael MacClancy
www.macclancy.demon.co.uk
www.macclancy.co.uk
Michael MacClancy said:I've broken my collarbone (running not cycling). Any recommendations
for a turbo trainer I can use until I can get back to cycling/running?Thanks.
Got mine from Mike Dyason.
http://www.mwdyason.ltd.uk/shop.asp?no_category=34&text_company=TURBO%20TRAI
NERS
Only a basic model,£73 now ,inc free delivery.No bells & whistles but does
the job.
Sam Salt
Michael MacClancy said:I've broken my collarbone (running not cycling). Any recommendations for a
turbo trainer I can use until I can get back to cycling/running?Thanks.
I have a minoura magturbo. Seems quite enough, though not silent.
Works well enough for me and my legs. Get a wedge for the front of the
bike though, to level things out. I'd recommend a proper wedge, though
you might prefer a more diy approach (thick chunk of wood?) if pennies
are tight. Make sure it's secure though!
Oh, and if your computer's on the front wheel, remember you won't get
any stats off it (if it's important to you).
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